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Grant Morgan
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Analysis paralysis is setting in 🫠

Grant Morgan
  • Tucson, Az
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Hi everyone. I'm new to real estate investing and hoping to obtain my first rental by the end of this year by using the BRRR method. I've done tons of research. I am pretty familiar with the Tucson market BUT I think I'm overthinking the entire process. I know all the pieces I need to the puzzle but can't seem to get any movement🫠

I think I need accountability partners or someone to push me off the ledge 😅 any advice on getting over this hurdle will be very much appreciated. Thank you in advance.

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Michael Paling
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  • Gwinn, MI
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Michael Paling
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Most people will go through analysis paralysis to some extent. After getting my first property last year, I learned that it can still be present after the first one, but you can manage the worries easier. If you haven't already, go find local investors, join meetups, and just start building relationships with other successful people that are doing what you want to do. Just being around these kinds of people will give you that mental kick to take the next step and make the leap of faith you need. They'll also be great support for when you have questions and need local help. Every time I leave our monthly meeting, I feel like my head is spinning with ideas and that keeps me moving forward. Without them, I wouldn't have started. 

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